Laytonville Garden Club to stage annual flower show
Laytonville hosts a flower show on Thursday June 13 at Helland building over the post office. Club President Mrs. Celia Sawyers says refreshments will support garden club development. Also reported are Legion memorial day services, officer installations, local graduations, and community events across Laytonville.
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Laytonville
Lo Valley Garden Club
Célia Saveyers
Helland
Lloyd Sawyers
G. L. Jessup
Hazel Johannes
Rose Wilson
Treas-Ulver
Bernice Bagley
Roberta Decker
Ellen Nehs
Joel Geiger
Beth Hale
Julia Dill
Marie
Rose Corbeau
Laytonville American Legion
Odd Fellows
Vern Evans
American Legion and Auxiliary of
Lois Ericksen
Roberta Bransecomb
Louise
John Sturgis
Doss Garlington
Hi-Hams
Royce Davison
Ed Wilson
Troy Funderburk
Doyle Crane
Ukiah
F. Shrout
Ben Branscomb
Cheryl Ann Babington
Rascne Babington
Cheryl’ Ann
Jerry
Dorina Main
Caron May Christensen
Rhonda “Vans
Willits
Noyd Theatre
Mike Tum
Joe Geiger
Marty News
Lee Wilson
James Perrier
State Assembly of the Rebekahs and
Fresno
Oakland
Harry News
Veterans Hospital
Lee Wison
Lonnie Jordan
Ray Davies
Cummings
Farm Bureau
American Legion Hall
Water Resources Board
Fred Harmer
Laytonville Medical Center
Ruth West
First Baptist Church
Richard Burton
Fred Leonard
Willits Union High School
Arthur Howard
Barbara Raetz
Susan Nacey
Paul Roache
Cherry Version Manhattan Wins Bartender Big Prize
Bob Brooks of Springfield won the overall award at a regional national drink mixing contest earning 700 in government bonds. His cherry flavored Manhattan won best of show after taking the before dinner competition for a 200 bond prize, then the top prize with a 500 bond, amid praise from mixologists and distillery officials. Other winners included John Lapeting of Independence Missouri and Marty Lindstrom of Chicago.
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OP Reveanaes
Bob Brooks
Brooks
Golden Times
John Lapeting
Independence
Marty Lindstrom
Chicago
Eisenhower Heads to Sea for Saratoga Carrier Exercises
President Eisenhower sails aboard the USS Saratoga for naval exercises off Florida with jets missiles and submarines. He will view water mist shielding to curb fallout and watch conventional and atomic weapons drills with Dulles Humphrey Wilson and Strauss aboard.
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U.S.S. Saratoma
National Security Council
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Mayport
Fla
Jaccksonville
Saratoga
Florida
Secretary
John Foster Dulles
Sccretary
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Charge Administration Is By For Big Business Says
Washington reports say the Eisenhower Justice Department faces criticism over anti trust actions aimed at major corporations like Du Pont and General Motors. The piece traces roots to the Truman era and notes Brownell’s aggressive pursuit of large cases including a price fixing suit against the American Newspaper Publishers Association. It contrasts Democratic and Republican views on big business and the press.
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Bic
Justice Department
Supreme Court
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General Motors
Eisenhower Department of Justice
du Pont-General Motors
Truman Administration
Department of Justice
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Clark
High Court
Brownell Eisenhower
Ment
Herbert Brownell Sr
Eisenhower Justice Department
Brownell
Bar of Justice
Hisenhower
Assn
Browner
Department
United States
Truman
White House
Lawyers Move to Halt Japanese Trial for GI Girard
Ottawa attorney Carroll and two others plan to file a writ of habeas corpus in federal court in Washington to stop William S. Girard from being turned over to Japan for trial. The team seeks relief on constitutional and treaty grounds, with potential Supreme Court action if needed.
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Ottawa
Washington
William S. Girard
Carroll
New York
California
Dorothy Girard
John Foster Dulles
Army
Wilbur Brucker
Dulles
Saratoga
Jacksonville
Fla
Girard
Japan
U.S. Supreme Court
Joseph McGarvity
Defense Department
Dog Club Diplomas Diana Ukiah Dog Obedience Graduation
A large crowd gathered for dog obedience graduation in Ukiah and nearby areas at Carl Purdy hall. Ray Mills led the beginner class with a cocker. in Open Class Nyava Bleier won with a collie, with Peggy Gray Barbara Bryant and Carl Williams also performing in multiple breeds. New beginner classes start July 1.
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Ukiah
Carl Purdy Hall
Ray Mills
Cocker
Tamara
Moore
Poodle
Clara Lautern
Beagle
Belle Breault
Dachshund
Lillian White
Collie
Cecil McKnight
Karen Sydel
Sheltie Cocker
Missouri teacher cautions on reading problem focus
A Missouri third grade teacher from Independence argues that efforts to fix Johnny's reading problems overlook core basics. She defends traditional three R instruction and calls for teachers to engage directly in classrooms to improve overall education.
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New York
Missouri
Johnny
Mentary
Teacher's College, Columbia University
Penguin Annie to lead Coney Island aquarium ribbon ritual
Annie the misnamed male penguin, formerly at Battery Park, will officiate the dedication of the new Coney Island aquarium by biting through the ribbon wrapped around a smelt.
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New York
Annie
Coney Island
Battery Park
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